Licensing and Permits in UK Law
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Warner v Metropolitan Police Commissioner; R v Warner
... ... Typical examples are offences under Public Health, Licensing and Industrial legislation. If a person sets up as say a butcher, a ... this provision and that which makes the occupier liable if he "permits" these things. He may well have no knowledge of what is going on but ... ...
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Miss Behavin' Ltd v Belfast City Council
... ... ) Bill, which contained elaborate provisions dealing with the licensing of premises supplying meals or refreshments, tattooing and ear-piercing ... states that a person who "knowingly uses, or knowingly causes or permits the use of, any premises…contrary to paragraph 6…shall be guilty of an ... ...
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R (West) v Parole Board; R (Smith) v Parole Board (No 2) (Conjoined Appeals)
... ... The provisions for early release, licensing and revocation ... 18 The statutory provisions ... or private, which the statute seeks to advance or protect or permits to be taken into account as legitimate considerations ….." ... ...
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Laker Airways Ltd v Department of Trade
... ... are regulated under the Civil Aviation Act, 1971- This sets up a licensing system. Under it any aircraft "beginning or ending its flight in the ... lessening the monopoly of the State owned airlines, which permits the Secretary of State to allow that particular State owned airline to be ... ...
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R (Edwards) v Environment Agency (No. 2)
... ... In such cases it may be appropriate to review several permits in the area to set slightly stricter ELVs for each installation rather ... the environment, and in order to ensure the transparency of the licensing process throughout the Community, the public must have access, before any ... ...
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R (Sim) v Parole Board
... ... given the responsibility for determining when the public interest permits the prisoner's release. The total length of the extended sentence is fixed ... ...
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Mixnam's Properties Ltd v Chertsey Urban District Council
... ... of the long title, namely, "An Act to make provision for the licensing and control of caravan sites", indicate that the statute is intended to be ... relations with his licensees, for he commits an offence if he permits his licensees to use the land as a caravan site Section 2 andSchedule I ... ...
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Congreve v Home Office
... ... Office, for whom we act as agent in operating the television licensing system, not to allow this. I am, therefore, required to ask you to remit ... ...
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Howell v Falmouth Boat Construction Company Ltd
... ... , the Director of Shipping at the Admiralty sent a letter to all licensing officers giving them directions upon the policy they were to follow. It ... Act 1939, section 2 (5) ( a), licences are referred to along with "permits, certificates or other documents", and the necessary implication is that a ... ...
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Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation v ICI Chemicals & Polymers Ltd
... ... The issue of the letter permits there to be a clear time at which Davy get their release so as to enable ... Davy (a) Contractual indemnity under the licensing agreement; (b) Indemnity in respect of ICI's liability to Deepak ... ...
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